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Alexandria Affair.


Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
THE NEW COAL RAnwAY.-The Mineral Railroad
project, for which a charter was granted at the
last session OF the legislature has made some ad-
vance toward the preliminaries for commencing
the work, Chief Engineer Andrews, OF the Midland
road, and Mr. F. A. Reed, OF this city, having COM
pleted reconnaissance of several routes from the
Midland road at Strasburg to the coal fields near
MOoreneld, Hardy County, w. Va. Meetings OF
and the outcome OF these meetings win soon take
visible shape. Should the enterprise De success
fui the coal wharves here now dormant will awake
AN OVERDOSE OF LAgDANUM.-Mr. Jas. Cliff and
his wife have sometimes had family troubles. In
1SE sb Wa G sno Mr at as railway
covered from her wounds, the family troubles were
arranged, and husband and wife have lived to-
was discovered that Mrs Gift had taken an over
dose OF laudanum at neighbors house on Wolfe,
near M Lee street m The - services OF physician and
NOTES.-The services Of the Catholic festival Of
corpus Cnristp' took place at st. Mary's church
Fred. Plaisted, who has been training the old
DOMINION crew TOT the 9TH OF July regatta, has
ieft mere, 0ut win return and renew his training
leW Gays OeIOre the regatta.-State Super1n-
tendent Buchanan has written to the city SUPER
tntendent OF schools here that the coming summer
Fredericksburg, where board is ofYered at $40 and
$12 per MONTH instead OF Alexandria, where SIS
per month was the rate offered. The institute
Johns Cadet competitive drill for the prize medal
will take place at the drill grounds of the academy
barracks this arternOOn.-The gas works have
invited proposals for / 1,5O0 tons OF gas coaL-The
Hydraulion fire company has re-nom1nated Fire
Chief Creighton for re-electiOn.--Mr. A. J. Cald-
well, OF Washington, has sold at 5000 two
story frame house with back lot, on King
street, between Pitt and st. Asaph streets The
occupant. Mr.. j. h. Mansfield, is the purchaser
MT. G. G. Strangman having declined the cap
ta1nancy OF the Alexandria Rifles, the corps win
meet tonight 20 choose captain and other ON
cers.-A. j. Butcher, OF the National Brick
Works, at the canal, so injured his hand that am
The police have turned over to the Culpeper au-
thorfties the colored boy Winslow that ran away
from that county to this place.-Some attention
has been attracted here by charges made In Prince
William County, Va, against Rev. r. n. Todd, Of
the Washington PresbyJery, who has pastorate
In this neighb0rhood and sometimes breaches
here.
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Reich Sentenced 10 Death.

NEW YORK, June 9.-Adolph Reich, who muir
dered his wife. was to-day sen fenced by Recor0e
Smyth to be hanged July %. motion for a new
trial was denied.
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PrTTsBURG, June 8.-FredK Hermann, the reip-
ious fanatic who murdered his child tried TO Kin
his wife and then cut his own throat last Monday
afternoon, died at the West Penn Hospital at 40
O'Clock this morning. Mrs. Hermann,s condition
is still quite serious, but she viii recover.
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He Carried Hi. Children OFF.

ne C0ff1e0 HIS Chtl0fen OH
HIS WIFE SUES FOR DIVORCE AND ALIMoNY-THE
CHILDREN MUST BE PRODUCED IN COURT.
On Tuesday last Wm Y. Clarke went to St.
Johns Church Orphanage, on Goth street, between
G and b streets, and pretended to the matron that
he wished to see hts children aged eight and three
years respectively, and give one OF them shoes.
They had been placed there by his wife May Z, she
having On the 30th OF April left him in conse-
quence Of his alleged bad treatment OF her. When
the matron was temporarily absent he seized the
children despite their screams and cries, and bore
them to carriage he had in waiting, aud drove
on. AS result the proceedings for divorce were
haStened, and yesterday afternoon MeSSrS. Riddle,
Davis and Padgett filed the bill In the name OF
Emma V. Clarke against VIM. Y. Clarke.
The bill states that they were married April 10,
1877; have two children--Alice A. and Edith H.,
and She charges that for more than three years he
has been guilty Of habitual drunkenness, has re-
Peatedly treated her with cruelty; that his
drunkenness has caused him loss OF employment,
and In December, 1885 she was compelled to leave
him and undertake her own support, but soon
afterward resumed her relations with him and
was again treated with cruelty, and on April 80
last was again compelled to leave him. While
seeking employment TO gain q livelihood she was
compelled to place the children in st. Johns
Church Orphanage, and respondent having
longer than June IL, took them away June g, as
she believes, to induce her to resume her former
unbearable life. She prays divorce the custody
OF the children and alimony.
Yesterday on filing the bill, and reading the
petition IN relation to taking the children away,
dent commanding him to produce the children in
court on Friday morning, and at the same time
show why complainant should not be awarded
their custody with alimony
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QURENsTowN CATTLE MARKEr.-Two hundred and
ExtyfOur cattle on the market yesterday ;two hum
dred and thirty eight sold butchers as follows:
Best sold from * TO &C. per To-; good zx to 4xc.;
SIX LEFT over. one Thousand three hundred and
ninety y-eight sheep and lambs on the market,
one thousand TWO hundred and eighty-f0ur 70
butchers as follows: Old sheep sold from to
41c. per lb.; lambs sold from 5k to z. One hum
9red and fourteen shipped 10 eastern markets
Twenty-nine COWS and calves sold from 416 to
II Is said to have been Mr. B.aines wish that no
sort OF demonstration should be made by his friends
on his departure for Europe.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WASHINGTON, June 9, 1887.
- NoTIcEaTHERE Will BE SOLD AT
The Pound corner of 23d St and New York ave- NV,
d } 1s9, June TO- at oeosk one sorrs aoEse
Of the city and remanns AMIN up pphciaimed
p order Of the Health offsel.
ALL WHO WISH PROTECTION FROM
sSoS5S fire should visit the test of NEW YORK FIRE
sasardsS SS KEYS KEYs sssn Ave and
K~s SPECIAL NOTICE
THE POTOMAC and their friends who desire to attend
the Annual Reunion at Saratoga Springs. N. Y. June
without delay to cthGETT AGE % City
eons 81 tSs Star e
make arrangements.
H. l. CRANFoKD,
A PoLaND sPRING WATER.
Ten barrels received this morning direct from tho
.l.Aa .s. 1e5sfaSsf eSoaS kE!TW6RrH.
te7-3t Sole Agent, 9th and SITS. n ".
Co lISm 1 sh s. Bell o TsA s sh aad
l SITS. NV. Uook for the Big Glass Bell.) je3-1w
g. DIR. ROBERT REYBURN, JR.. has RE
st n nv n Office hours to $3.50 am and to s. pm
g. ROYAL HOT AR FURs;NAcE,, FIRST
made Mantels Murphy's arctic MlkCan. scientific in
superior to ali others Estimates sheertuy furnished
All work trst-clasA j. W. coNsIDINE' aS32 z,n St
F~ THE CH1LDKEN's COUNTRY HOME
win be opened June 8, 1857. Applications
m wrtns to the Il 1888 st.
st. NV. my2S-2w-
as SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR PUBLIC CON
the different PARIS Of ~ the city Will be received at
The Evening Star Office and at Metzerot's, 9o3 Pa
ave. NV. my10-2m
RS DR. G. R. BROWN, WITH DR. S. B. NUN
- caster, laos N ave., is now the only Den
and Tsesh
plates). myl6-1mos
g. PHosvITK;-TH1s COMBINAT1oN, OF
and ecsn ana and
hhHn,e and la ssfeEuard sgsigst Malaria Sold at MIL
bottles or on drausht with soda water. f15
~ Member n. Y. Stock Ell.
CORsON l. MCCARTNEY,
BsnEers and Dealers IN government Cove s Bonds.
Railroad stocks and Bonds and ali securities listed
eb snS
A specialty made Of Investment Securities. District
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold au7
k-S s. S. SHEDD BRO.
GAS FIXTURES
PLUMBING. HEATING. TIMING.
ap2 4ss 9th st. NV:
E. F. BROOKS.
GAS FIXTURES, &c.
No charge for Hanging.
Lowest Rates.
is 531 18th st., Corcoran Building.
TIE a6uPaYI EEAt OF EsTATE 5NTEsTNENr
INCORPORATED APRIL 80. 1887.
Capital stock $4,000. divided into 200 equal shares
Of the par value of $50 each Monthly payments $40
Books are now open for shares.
Of can an 9e made at ths SSs
sse a the
Bas6fod Robinson Vieefres!deSs sis tx tbs St. NV
AqsuSt & bs RetsTS9n: ;,7s. TEls;es LepI3it @ Iudns
HON. D. A. S"''s 7ssi;fi ii q Ii Secretary
Once hours: o a. m. to 5 ap3O-8m
THE 2D SERIES OF STOCK OF THE
" .hsrs psr %oDs @
entltle holders to purchase 81, ,00O Books Of Sub
open at following sRssss
Maiser nIersr D.yi; N IA Ma and n st. sw W
Thompson Co.,. 10th and L.. NV.
MaiEsr 7th and 3 sts Is NV: NV
d. a. DEPUE. President '0'o AA' ave- NV.
o. L. THOMPSON, Sec. 9O2 Pa ave NV
my21-1mo
WISE MEN PLACE THEIR ORDER FOR
Shirts early in Spring, SO as to have them
with p T. HALL. 9OS st. H. W. Iuh2y
49, LIME LINE
~ JOHNSTON LIBBEY
'snsfs;sfHs ss faEfsr5Esh5 81 19hafson
ap2O-3m kllRs and Office: 1885 29th st NV
ADJUSTMENTS.
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ADJUSTMENTS

ANU OSEMENIS.
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
SUMNER SEASON OF COMIC OPERA.
Gilbert and Sulhvan's Japanese Opera, ." ~'
THE MIKADO.
Powerful cast New scenery and costumes
RsserVe4 dn Seats cents cents
Monday, June ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 'o cens
First appearance of Miss LETrTIA FRITCH ,e9
ASg EH1xsI 5F TSE
DAY DAY EVENING. June 10, O'Clock. Admission IS
cents je9-2t'
X ERNAN's THEArER AND SUMNER GARDEN.
orossz SSi;' & hSsh
Re:sRs:ss%sps St the fs1is9sa f PaMasShfrI Panssrs.
Mex. IS REss5 .Rs n 2EhSI
~lss,less nn An Entire tire neT na
HARRIs' BIJOU rHEATER.
HARsH RsHRais DoE TzS shkss hoM4sFSS q MhssSEfs sE1o
OR. NoT SSf vi WIDOW. ~ .ffhESH but MffE."
With WCnderfui Scenic & and Meehsniesi hans Effects.
Next week-"THE BOY TRAMP" ,ee
NEW NATIONAL THEATER
BEGINNING TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 2,
SATURDAY MATINEE,
F1TZ-GERALD'S OPERA COMPANY,
In Genee's Popular Opera,
NANON.
Reserved Seats, 25 and 80 cents
Iii preparation-A NIGHT IN VENICE. 1e6
LRANK HUFFMAN'S BIG DIME CIRCUS. OLD
II baseball grounds for q short season, commencing
Thursday night June 9. One hundred novelties: lO6
champion bareback, hurdle and 4-horse riders: the
great $4,000 Dog and Monkey Circus; Lexpers:
fumblers; Acrobats and Funny Clowns; the greatest
dime show on earth. Doors open at 1:30 aud 7:l5;
performance one hour later ie6-4ts
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Death OF MT John M Jewell
MI. JnO. NJ. Jewell an Old resident OF Washing
ton, and for thlrty-two years clerk In the War
Department, died yesterday afternoon at his
home, Is E street northwest, Of paralysis. Mr..
Jewell who was sixty-eight years Old, spent his
youth in Mississippi where he edited the Vicks-
burg Sentinel He was well known and much re-
spected IN this city. He leaves q widow and four
sons and three daughters, all grown. The funeral
Will take place tomorrow at o'clock from the
residence on street, and the remains will be
buried at Rock Greek.
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BRIDGEP0Rf, CONN, June Q-The steamer NOD
onowantuck, which left here At IL 30 last night
for Port Jefferson with q large excursion that had
come over TO see Barnum's circus, ran ashore In
the lower harbor on account OF the dense fog that
prevailed. Her passengers were compelled 10 re-
main aboard until O'Clock this morning, when
they were taken on by the steamer Annie. The
disabled boat lies high and dry &C low water.
Fortunately the weather was calm, otheFWtse .
great loss of life would probably have followed.
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MADISON, WIS, June 0.-The NTH national con-
vent1on OF the Chiefs OF Labor Bureaus Is being
held In q summer resort on the east shore OF Lake
Monona, with twenty chiefs in attendance. Car
roll d. Wright ID president OF the association The
association determined 70 meet next year at In
dianapOlis, and reelected Carroll D. Wright presi-
dent: Frank A. Flower, OF Madison, VICE -presi-
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GREAT STRIKE MfENDNa IN B0sToN.-There Is
no longer any doubt, says Boston dispatch, that
plOyes In the building trades will begin at once
The demand Of the master builders that their union
employees shall work with nOn-uni0n men, II re-
quired, win be met by absolute refusal Leading
men IN the Amalgamated Building Trades Union,
who were seen, said emphatically that the point
would never be yielded while their union existed
The council OF the union VIII meet either to-day
or on Friday, TO consider the master builders
COM but there is no doubt It's sugges
they have no doubt that strikes and lockOuts viii
Degln at once, and within two weeks they Will be-
come widespread. The union men credit the mas
ter builders with dissemination to make decis-
I've hight on the Issue raised.
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BERLIN, June 9.-The Deuaches Id0ttaH SAYS
that Emperor Williams Is suffering from neuralgic
pains, TO relieve which hypoderlnic injections of
morphfa have been resorted TO.
The Post, reviewing the situation concludes that
Europe Will enjoy quiet summer
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SECRETARY WHITNEY and a party of friends left
Washington this morning In special car for An
napolis to attend the graduating exercises at the
Naval Academy
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r T. wALKKR,s Sons 2o4 10TH ST. NV.
- Moth WAY. Paper. Lime. WV. brushes. Charcoal
Cement Plaster. Pitch, 10
Telephone Sl6-l2 nah9
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sons ana tnree daughters, all grown. The funeral
win take place tomorrow at 2 O'Clock from the
residence on street, and the remains viii be
buried at Rock Greek.
CONVICTED OF SwNDL1NG, he ASKS FOR NEW
TRIAL--Yesterday afternoon the jury in the Grim
1nal Court, In the case OF DR.. Wttter Dumas, In
I. j. Tewes, by representing himself to be the
agent OF an institute for the Improvement OF the
colored race found verdict OF 'iguilty," and no
tice OF motion for a new trial was given.
SENTENCE POSTPONED. In the Criminal Court,
Ker convicted with Chas. King OF an ARRAY, ap-
peal from the Police Court pleaded guilty. The
e testimony Of several witnesses was heard by the
court, and 1T was shown that King insisted on
fighting Parker and it was finally ascertained that
King charged him with telling a lie on a woman.
ker and the bad reputation OF King The court
postponed sentence till Saturday.
ACT.-ADout O'Clock last night Mr.. j. Il. O'Neil
was walking with friend near the corner OF Rhode
lsiana a avenue and seventh street, when his COM
pan10n went into a store to make q purchase. Mr.
O'Ne1l, while waiting for him, sat down on the
curb stone, and White there a small colored boy
his pocket Mi. O'Neil grabbed the boy, and turned
MIN over to the police. He gave his name as Jas.
Lewis. This morning in the Police Court he was
charged with being suspicious person, and he
was sent down for ninety days, in derault Of bond
AN ANrE-NuPTIAL AGREEMENr.-This morning
che ante-nupttal agreement Of Jas. f. Barbour
and Annie v. Keyworth was placed on record It
Is .a GATED June 2, 1887, and witnesses that they
covenant and agree one with the other to relln-
Quish each to the other any interest in property
OF estate, real or personal belonging to the other
them by virtue OF such marriage, or which either
OF them may acquire during marriage, and that
they may continue TO hold the same as they now
hold 1t, as II said marriage had not taken place.
JAMES FIELDs' DOMESTIC TRouBLKs-James
Fields, mtddle-aged colored man, was in the
dock at the Police Court this morning, charged
with loud and hOisterOus talking. He said he
guessed he was talking little loud, and his guess
cost MIN 3. he was also charged with assault
Ing his wife, but In that case he guessed he was
not guilty. His wife complained that the trouble
between her husband and herself was the result
OF hts drinking whisky. He had 1ll-treated her,
but hurt her feelings worse than he did her body.
James said that his wife struck him on the head
with bottle, but he did not hit her with it. His
face was terribly swollen and his shirt covered
with blood. He said that when the of1cer ar
rested him he struck witness two blows In the
eye. The judge took hts personal bond( on the
charge OF assault
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-23
4 Lightning Drift.

The Virginia Chronicle states that
unprecedented progress is made in
advancing the northeast drift on the
15O0-level Of the Best & Belcher.
Tho miners working in this drift only
put in six.hour shifts, which, Of course,
counts . full days work-for which
they get a. During the past week
this drift was advanced l01 feet, leav.
ing only $50 feet between the face
and tho north line of the winze-
which latter point will be reached in
two weeks.
Oaly think of this, miners of Wood
River! Two hundred aud thirty feet
of . drift 74nSt feet run in two
weeks! Is It any wonder that ths
Comstock lode is frequently referred
to ~ the "boss'' miniog region9
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Aackay Taking Personal Charge o
His Mines.

John w. Mackay has gone to Vir.
ginia City, to relieve w. H. Patton,
General Superintendent of tho Con.
Cal. & Va, Ophir, ETC., who is so
overworked that he is compelled to
take a months rest. The work must
be important indeed when Mr.. Msckay
will neglect his Postal Telegraph and
other vast interests to attend to a
mine development business which the
world At large would suppose could
be looked after by any competent
miner. But it is characteristic of Mr.
Mackay to work just as steadily. now
that he is one of the vealthiest men
in the world, as he did when he was 9
poor placer miner near Downieyille
California, in the ffties.
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because darkness is supposed to be
favorable to evil.disposed persons
who set traps for the uuwsry pilgrim.
Atdt Of stall-fed cattle and sheep,
ct their own feeding, just received
from Fish Creek, by James & Har-
rington.
The miners in the mountains must
DO having Zone hell of = time" just
now, as . profane Frenohman would
state IL.
Dan. Floweree, of Helena, Montana,
offers his herd Of $4,000 cattle, run.
ming on tho Northern ranges, at 81
per head.
Silas Rails, who was inquired for
By his sister in Mondays TIMKs, 10 .
rsncher. He lives ON the outskirts of
Bellevue.
John Houston, who was the FIRST
foreman of the WooD RIVER TIMES,
is now city editor of the Butte Miner
having superseded Colonel D. c.
Russell, who was discharged about six
weeks ago.
A road should DO made down Camp
creek to Camas Prairie, this summer.
1t is = natural road between the Gold
Belt and the Prairie, and the only one
between those points over which
heavy loads can be oheaply hauled.
Our large illustrated Catalogue for
Spring and Summer, 1887, is now in
the publishers hands. We shall com.
mence distributing about March LIST
Mailed free. Send in your names
Address: Red House Trade Union,
Sacramento, Cal. fe8-5w
Mrs. Dorgan was at the masquer.
ade last night, and Mr.. Dorgan wa.
around town to-day. 1t is therefore
pl obable that the item in yesterday
TIMES which stated that they had
gone East was incorrect. They arc
liable to 60 any day, however.
Jesse Pollard, who was Sergeant.at
Arms of the Council during the las,
session of the Legislature, was ir
town to-day. He informed q T1MEt
man that he stood pat for non-division
warning the Legislators that If they
cut up Alturas they would simpl!
make three paupers of what was nov
q prosperous, we'll managed county.
Joe Oldham and Claude Campbell
who went to Boise about three month
ago to pick up any surplus cash tina
might he lying around loose, viii
soon return to HALEY. 1t is state,
that, if they get away with their win
nings up to last week, they will hav
. few thousands apiece. Wonde,
If that is where the Gilmore saol
went to?
| Constable Tatro will probably cul
tivate . lO-acre plot of land lyin,
lust outside Of the northern edge @
town, during his off-moments thi
summer; and, If business justifes, h
will have a telephone placed in hi
residence, that lawyers and othe,
having official or other business the
wish attended to may be able TO ca
him at any time.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-23
The Train Delayed at HALEY.

Yesterdays delayed train reached
Haley about IL o'clock last night,
and was about to 60 on to Ketchum,
when the report came that the snow
pillow had run out of coal and stood Oh
the main track a couple of miles this
side OF Ketchum. Tho passengers
therefore remained in Haley over
night, and were still here at 2 o'clock
this afternoon, awaiting the arrival OF
coal from Shoshone.
LArER.-The train left for Shoshone
ut $3.50 o'clock this afternoon.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-23
Abolished at naiiey's Progress.

DR.. Brown, who returned from the
East last Monday, says that towns
four times the size of HALEY have
neither water works, gas works, MOI
telephone service and that when he
told tho people there that HALEY,
with only about 1900 inhabitants, bad
water works and telephone service
and was about to have the electric
light, besides q $4,000 schoolhouse
and three churches, they expressed
astonishment that town Of the age
AID size of HALEY should DO so IA,
ahead Of other and larger places.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-23
LOCAL JOTTIN4S.
More snow.

Moro snow.
Fiss bar goods at Hendricks.
~ Blank Proofs of Labor for
sale 1t this office.
Got your Gem Roller Mill Flour At
tho I. F. Co.'S store.
Six pounds Of raisins for 81. At
KEEPER & Holgmans.
Maple sugar, Eve pounds for 81 at
KEEPER 4 Hodgman's.
Elegant dress boots only ~ pair,
At the I. f. Co.'S store.
Fresh made cider by quart or gallon,
At KEEPER & Hodgmans.
Apple vinegar, rs ceats per gallon.
At Keiper & Hodgmans.
Hay and grain of every description
~ tho Idaho Forwarding Company
store.
Lund & Anderson, the tsilors, have
moved to their fine now quarters in
Krieg's block.
~Location notices, for both lode
and placer claims, for sale at the
TIxxs Office.
Wal. Parsoas got in yesterday from
Butte, Montana. He prefers Woo
River 70 al out doors.
TAsAaiiey Water Power Compan.
will cultivate 60 acres Of the Pinne,
ranch to ersir, this summer.
Settle betweea usW aal March 1st, o.
1wif: piaos I'll aeosasts - the hands Q
Ktsgsbsry 4 AdRowan. for asilectsos
Feb. 8, 1887. e. q. aEHOklCK.
The electric light w,M give Halle!
another boost on the high road 4
prosperity. Mea Of means do no
care 70 visit q frontier town which ha
no efficient system OF street lighting
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-02-23
1t Ought TO be Made . Road.

The trail to Smoky from Richard
sons could be widened to . wagon
road a. nominal expense; and IS it
would shorten the distance between
HALEY and Smoky by 10 to Is miles
and be a good all-year road, besides
avoiding the soft bottoms OF the sum.
mits and hills Of the Camas and Willow
Creek divides. it would be the trav.
eied road.
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Buckien's Aruica Salve.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Ernptions
and positively cures Piles. or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
o. cents box. For sale by j. A. Rupert